Neurotoxicology is the study of how toxins, chemicals, and environmental factors affect the nervous system. Environmental exposures such as heavy metals, pesticides, air pollution, and industrial chemicals can lead to neurological diseases, developmental disorders, and cognitive impairments. Environmental neurology focuses on preventing and treating neurological issues caused by these exposures. The Neurotoxicology and Environmental Neurology session will explore the impact of environmental factors on brain health. It will highlight cutting-edge research on neurotoxic agents, strategies for reducing exposure risks, and public health policies aimed at preventing neurological harm.

Neurologists, environmental health specialists, toxicologists, researchers, and students participating in neurotoxicology conferences will benefit from this session. It is also valuable for policymakers and organizations addressing environmental health issues. By attending, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the links between environmental toxins and neurological diseases, as well as strategies for prevention and remediation.